Vescio Law Firm PC

read moreWhether you're in Tucson, Glendale, or anywhere else in the state of Arizona, we're prepared to serve your legal needs. With our willingness to travel and flexible hours, if you can't come to us, then we'll come to you. Lynda Vescio has been practicing law for over 20 years. As the founding member of the firm, Lynda focuses on family law and civil litigation matters - representing individuals and businesses from all over Arizona. Theresa L. Seifert joined Vescio & Seifert, P.C. in 2010, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience in the areas of family, appellate, and employment law.

read moreThe Law Offices of Vescio & Seifert, P.C. is different. The Firm's culture is one of integrity of practice to the profession and excellence in service to the client. Founded in 2008 by a former big-firm litigator who has also worked in government service, the Firm's focus began and has remained, with a vision of proving high-quality legal services with a client-centered approach. Under Law Offices of Vescio & Seifert, P.C. approach, the focus is at all times on the client: the attorney's role is to act as the client's voice.

read moreState employment laws can cover a lot of ground. From wage disputes and non-compete clauses to discrimination and civil rights laws, there can be a lot of legal details that are important for both employees and employers to understand. Here at Law Offices of Vescio & Seifert, P.C., our employment law attorneys have extensive experience working with both employers and employees to help them with a variety of different employment law issues to ensure that their rights are protected and all of their needs are taken care of.

read moreLegal issues are always stressful, and those issues often have lifelong consequences when you're dealing with family members. Matters of family law have the potential to affect some of life's most important relationships, so it's imperative that you have an experienced family law attorney working for you to help navigate the complexities of the particular issues you're facing. While many states may share similar family law statutes, it's important to understand the specific laws in your state and how they could potentially affect your situation.